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Is the break keyword in Javascript only meant for breaking out of loops?
funProgram: for(;;) {
  numberGuesser: {
    var num = (Math.random() * 100) | 0;
    var guess = +prompt("I'm thinking of a number between 0 and 100. Try to guess it.", 0);
    var guesses = 1;
    guess: for(;;) {
      higher: {
        lower: {
          if(guess === num) break guess;
          if(guess > num) break lower;
          guess = +prompt("Too low. Try again.", 0);
          break higher;
        }
        guess = +prompt("Too high. Try again.", 0);
      }
      guesses++;
    }
    alert("You got it in " + guesses + " guesses! The number is " + num);
  }
  var again = prompt("Do you want to guess again (y/n)?", "y") === "y";
  if(!again) break funProgram;
}

for (;;){ // "for a"
  for(;;){ // "for b"
    break; // breaks "for b"
  }
}

myblock: {
  for(;;){
    for(;;){
      break mybock; // breaks label "myblock"
    }
  }
}

function myblock(){
  for(;;){
    for(;;){
      return; // exits function "myblock"
    }
  }
}

var again = true;
while (again){
    var num = (new Date()).getMilliseconds() % 100,
        guess = +prompt("I'm thinking of a number between 0 and 100. Try to guess it.", "1"),
        guesses = 1;
    while (num !== guess){
        guesses++;
        guess = +prompt((guess < num ? "Too low." : "Too high.") + " Try again.", guess);
    }
    alert("You got it in " + guesses + " guesses! The number is " + num);
    again = prompt("Do you want to guess again? (y/n)", "y") == "y";
}